One of the victims of Hurricane Sandy, Andrew Lesnak not only helped other victims of the hurricane through his humanitarian efforts but also found it highly therapeutic and relieving to come out of the trauma. He proudly says that Hurricane Sandy has not beaten him; it has emboldened him to find his “real purpose” in life.
Andrew offers his vision of hope to those in despair. Soon, he starts The Spero Advocacy Group, which has now become a renowned force in the State of New Jersey, in the field of mental health and “life coaching” with the motto “While I Breathe, I Hope”.

Andrew Lesnak endured many years of mental health treatment after hurricane Sandy. It helped him to make efforts to rebuild his life and keep things in its proper perspective. After coming into terms with his life, he decided to get actively involved in community service and volunteerism. He created a “Community Outreach Program” to assist the victims of catastrophic events that were quite similar to what he had experienced.

Adding more to his volunteerism, Andrew partnered with a highly respected treatment center called Hope Sheds Light. Pertaining to his organization, it helps in educating families on how to handle the disease of addiction and mental health issues. While helping those suffering from addiction and depression, Andrew works to make the necessary steps towards his own recovery.

About Andrew Lesnak

Andrew Lesnak started an organization, specifically to address those most common issues: Substance abuse, depression and hopelessness. The Spero Advocacy Group, who has a motto of “While I Breathe, I Hope”, has become a recognized force in the State of New Jersey. That recognition stems from the amazing success, of his “hands on” approach to treating the victim’s mental health issues. This is in addition to helping them in restoring their financial affairs, so that the rebuilding of their homes becomes a reality, and no longer a hopeless dream.
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